The Latest Breaking News from Climate Change

Hundreds of people have descended on Parliament to protest against climate change and the cost-of-living crisis.The coalition of groups, including Just Stop Oil and Insulate Britain, staged a 15-minute sit-in on Parliament Square.One organiser described it as a way of getting people to “dip their toe” in civil disobedience.

New Jersey has been hit by powerful storms that climate scientists predict will only increase in severity

One organiser described it as a way of getting people to ‘dip their toe’ in civil disobedience

One organiser described it as a way of getting people to “dip their toe” in civil disobedience

A British firm says it has produced the world's first bioplastic vinyl record, which it hopes will reduce the need for highly toxic PVC. Bioplastics are derived from sources such as sugars and starches -- rather than oil or gas -- and do not create any toxic waste in their…

The Daily Mail and others have now switched focus to criticising the policy response, says Leo Hickman, editor of Carbon Brief

Flash floods in Iran's drought-stricken southern Fars province have killed at least 17 people, state television said Saturday. Heavy rains swelled the Roudbal river by the city of Estahban, according to the city's governor Yousef Karegar. Karegar said rescue teams had saved 55 people who were trapped by the flash…

California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced steps Friday to speed up the clean-energy transition and fight climate change, including an end to building gas-burning power plants, even as the move away from fossil fuels has threatened his state with blackouts and forced him to reconsider nuclear power.

Party’s environmental action group says emissions must be considered during development approvals process

Researchers found that 895 unique questions related to climate change were raised by 1,019 ministers, forming only a fraction of the total questions asked in Parliament between 1999 and 2019

Letters: 'The cynic in me would suggest that the close proximity of NIMBYs would present an insurmountable obstacle to the progress of live music'